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... Reporter. Deplorable Accident to Dr. Grattan.— It with sincere regret that we have to record the oceurreuce of accident, which, although not attended with fatal, still has terminated m a disastrous result 10 Dr. Richard Grattan, Fellow of the King and Queen’s ...
... Doncaster. aged between 40 and 50, was with Rheumatism, and confi >ed to her bed of nearly two months, with scarcely lift her arm sho was singularsy benefited after nmpg tw^doses BLAIR’S GOUT AND and after fiaUbiag two botes was quite recorerq^/y The above ...
... Brothers, & Co. 200 Dunnage Mats, ••• ••• W. Bumming, s'(barrels Flaxseed, rree. John Beattie & Son, 200 barrels do. do. W. Bumming, 10 Dunnage Mats, 0 ® 2 John Beattie & Son, 40 do. ® Wm. Dobbin, 30 do. ••. 0 5 Wra. Dobbin, 100 barrels ...
... •till has terminated in a disastrous result to Dr. Richard Grattan, Fellow of the King and Queen’s College of Physicians in Ireland, now residing at Druroroin House, county Kildare. Dr. Grattan having inadvertently put his hand on a thrashing machine in ...
... in their attempt to procure food for the pcop e. was confi ;ent that all committees on Irish railways, would enabled by Lord John s administration to hold their sittings in Dublin, and thereby • half a million of money in the metropolis, which would have ...
... BLAC j[STON HoT TeN, Esq., and seconded by JOHN WARINGA, MAXWELL, F-q. ' Thalt a Meeting of the Subscribers to the Downslfre 'setimo. nial be convened for Friday, the 9th of Janiu t4, at the Donegall Arms, at One o'clock. li pursuance of the above Roso ...
... Ireland for all classes, (Cheers. ) There was another distinction between them—they had arms, the patriots of the present day had none. They them not. They had the arms of reason and truth, and were rendered invincible by the dignity of intention and the ...
... repealers—sounded Lord Melbourne, echoed by Lord John Russell, and yelped discordantly by every mongrel in the pack. Ob, it was of a piece with that other beautiful pass-word, finality,” of which Lord John, calling himself Reformer, had the exclusive and ...
... spoken, Zion, cit of our God.” Ac. The Uev. It. C. Sutcliffe, Moravian minister, read the chapter of the Gospel according to St. John, and engaged prayer. The chairman then addressed the mooting, and said that the Dublin division of the provisional committee ...
... vacillated; and he descended -down and down, till some of the Zegris receiving him in their arms, he gave scream of terror at finding himself surrounded strangers armed and ferocious. This w'as the only signal that Aixa could have that her son had safely descended ...
... Rev. John Smyth, Dominican friar; Mr. Murphy, Youghal Monastery ; Mr. Philips Day, Youghal Mcnastciy ; Tyord ; Mr. Stephen Bourke, student of St. Jarluth’s, Tuara Mr. O'Callagban, student of ; Mr. John Moriarty Mr. John Collins, attorney; Mr. John Stack ...